Hillary's messy history

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dems4me

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vraiblonde said:
Family Leave Act
Defense of Marriage Act
Brady Bill
Violent Crime and Law Enforcement Act

And..... (drumroll please....)



Prepare to hoot.......






The Iraq Liberation Act of 1998! :cymbalcrash:
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:lol: and you thought they took bad pictures of Bush... :lol:
 

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vraiblonde

vraiblonde

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What so funny about this is...John Kerry did not vote to remove Hussein from power once - he voted for it TWICE!
 
vraiblonde

vraiblonde

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So whaddaya say, Bust'em? 'Cause Zogby says that 40+% of the American people think Bush should be impeached for lying about Iraq. This despite Bush having not one but TWO acts of Congress to support him.


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BuddyLee

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vraiblonde said:
So whaddaya say, Bust'em? 'Cause Zogby says that 40+% of the American people think Bush should be impeached for lying about Iraq. This despite Bush having not one but TWO acts of Congress to support him.


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Guess Congress should be impeached too.:sarcasm:
 
BuddyLee

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Freakin' UFB

Mena, a small town in southwestern Arkansas, was the often-used airport dropsite utilized by Seal and others. In August of 1987, two teenage boys, Don Henry and Kevin Ives, were out one evening when they spotted a low-level airplane drop off a duffel bag and grabbed it. Later their bodies were found on the railroad track outside of Mena. They had been beaten and sexually assaulted. The governor's crony coroner Fahmy Malak, who would make several absurd and ridiculous findings in subsequent death cases, ruled the deaths accidental; saying that the boys had gone to sleep on the railroad tracks and had been hit by a train. Saline County Sheriff Jim Steed first had announced to the press that the boys had died in a "double suicide." Following Malak's determination, the sheriff changed his tune to "accidental." The Los Angeles Times reported twenty additional cases where Dr. Malak had falsified evidence. (e.g. James Milam was found decapitated, but the official report said he "died of ulcers." Raymond Albright was shot five times in the chest-"Suicide.") Five others who had knowledge of the teenager's murders died soon thereafter: Keith Tony was killed by an attacker while fleeing on a motorcycle, Richard Winters and Greg Collins both died of shotgun blasts to the face; Jeff Rhodes' was shot in the head and set on fire. His body was found in a dump with its hands, feet, and head severed, Keith McCaskey was stabbed (113 times) to death in his home.
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:burning: lol
 
Bustem' Down

Bustem' Down

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Goofing_Off said:
...He says from the comfort of his desk. :rolleyes:
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I went in 2003, I was in the persian gulf before that too. I've boarded Iraqi ships several times and I'm getting ready to go back out to sea, so no, I don't say it from the comfort of my desk thank you.
 
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Goofing_Off

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Bustem' Down said:
I went in 2003, I was in the persian gulf before that too. I've boarded Iraqi ships several times and I'm getting ready to go back out to sea, so no, I don't say it from the comfort of my desk thank you.
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Well, you <b>were</b> at a computer, so I can only assume you were sitting at a desk :shrug:
 
Agee

Agee

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That is the most naive thing...

Larry Gude said:
...I've read in quite some time.
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Well damn, I finally made the top of someones list...

Me, "naive" hardly, an "idealist", probably.

Very aware that mud-slinging is an integral part of the political process, I choose not to buy into it. To me, use of it shows a lack of character. I lose respect for people with a lack of character.

If this naive, so be it. I choose not to follow the herd.
 
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